Best places: Churches in Nuremberg, Germany

Restored church damaged during WWII with Gothic architecture, interior artwork & a large organ.

14th-century church noted for its medieval stained-glass windows in the vaulted chancel.

👍 built from 1274 and transformed from catholic to evangelical than back to catholic. reconstructed adter ww2, it preserves the Gothic style however romanesque elements stille visible like the arch main portal. simple from the inside but interesting to visit. located between FrauenTor und Lorenzchurch...

👍 A nice, small and old church dating back to many centuries ago. It has a long history and those interested can always go in and have a look and understand the history behind it. The building looks old and dated on the outside but its interiors is surprisingly modern and exquisite.

👍👍 Beautiful, large, simple church with a wonderful, huge organ

👍👍 Really impressive construction. More fortress than church, archaic and monumental. To quote Martin Luther: “A strong fortress is our God.” In the 20th century, churches were mostly built in the Bauhaus style. To this day, they are a real nuisance in many cities due to their lack of ideas. The Reform...

Baroque church rebuilt in the early 18th century with bell towers & a large bronze crucifix.